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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto
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Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 3rd Mar, 2026. DHAKA, BANGLADESH, March 03, 2026, Hindu devotees celebrate Doljatra, also known as Basanta Utsav or Holi, with colored powders in Dhaka, Bangladesh.Dedicated to Krishna, the festival symbolizes love, joy and the victory of good over evil. The celebrations are observed with decorated rituals and religious solemnity. Devotees gather at the historic Dhakeshwari National Temple and other temples to offer prayers, perform kirtan and take part in religious ceremonies before smearing each other with colors to mark the arrival of spring. Credit: ZUMA Press, In-stock-foto